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Balance Limit
Amex 1 $450 $1000
Amex 2 $1150 $2000
B.Buy $1500 $3500
BOA $4900 $6000
CCU $3500 $5000
CITI $3200 $4200
Disc. $1650 $3000
S.T. $1850 $2800
W.F. $3400 $5000
Student Loans = 22k, payments are set to begin March '19
Child support = $500/month
2 car payments, 1=$586/month, 2nd=$284/month
My take home is roughly $3,550/month
The only two cards with interest are BOA and CCU. BOA being 24% and CCU only 13%.
My strategy is to pay off amex 1 as soon as possible and pay a little more than the minimums on the rest of the cards.
Once that one is paid off then start tackling the next smallest card.
Best buy is the only one I believe that will go after interest on the balance from before when the 0% runs out. So I have that set on Autopay to be paid off before the 0% interest offer ends.
I have every other normal expenses except for rent which total to about $600/month I believe.
My credit score used to be a high 700 before I went on a app spree and then ran them up due to things in life happening.
I am now sitting at 630 TU and 618 EQ using credit karma
@Anonymous wrote:Balance Limit
Amex 1 $450 $1000
Amex 2 $1150 $2000
B.Buy $1500 $3500
BOA $4900 $6000
CCU $3500 $5000
CITI $3200 $4200
Disc. $1650 $3000
S.T. $1850 $2800
W.F. $3400 $5000
Student Loans = 22k, payments are set to begin March '19
Child support = $500/month
2 car payments, 1=$586/month, 2nd=$284/month
My take home is roughly $3,550/month
The only two cards with interest are BOA and CCU. BOA being 24% and CCU only 13%.
My strategy is to pay off amex 1 as soon as possible and pay a little more than the minimums on the rest of the cards.
Once that one is paid off then start tackling the next smallest card.
Best buy is the only one I believe that will go after interest on the balance from before when the 0% runs out. So I have that set on Autopay to be paid off before the 0% interest offer ends.
I have every other normal expenses except for rent which total to about $600/month I believe.
My credit score used to be a high 700 before I went on a app spree and then ran them up due to things in life happening.
I am now sitting at 630 TU and 618 EQ using credit karma
I agree that with your increased UTI, you scores may have went down. Credit Karma is providing Vantage and not FICO. I just wanted to make sure that you knew the difference. It is a nice free balance monitoring tool though.